The word "lobster" was first seen in Ming Wang Shimao's "Minbu Shu": "The most peculiar one is the lobster, which is still wriggling in the plate and is about one foot long. Its whiskers are half the length of its body, its eyes are protruding, and there are two horns hi...
The story of the "tree lobster," also known as the Lord Howe Island stick insect (Dryococelus australis), is a remarkable example of survival against overwhelming odds. Once thought to be extinct, this resilient insect’s escape from oblivion is a testament to nature’s tenacity and human...